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Baz and the Lynsey B head out for another days fishing after a few days break for his and Lynsey's wedding anniversary. Everything was going well until the flag ends of two fleets had disappeared. What had happened? Were the two fleets gone?

After all the trials and tribulations of the last few months, Baz has finally got all ten fleets in the water and they are fishing well. It's time to bring in some of the fleets that are covered in weed for a clean up.

After a near disaster the day before when the Lynsey B got tail tied near the rocks, Baz sets off to make up for the lost day. They say that ever cloud has a silver lining, well it was certainly the case on this trip when Baz landed the most lobsters he has ever taken with the Lynsey B.

Baz managed to get out for a bit of mackerel bashing to get some fresh bait for his pots. The result is the best one day catch since the Lynsey B was launched.

A good day. fishing out on the North Sea but the weather takes a turn for the worse and Baz has a few problems finding some safe space for his gear which results in a Mega Baz Rant.

It been a good couple of days for Baz and the Lynsey B with the summer season progressing well. Today Baz is out pulling his creels and getting good numbers, however, trouble on the last fleet nearly spoiled his day.

On Sunday 6th July, Baz and the Lynsey B were heading back into Dunbar Harbour when the spare Dunbar Lifeboat, RNLB Windsor Runner, emerged for a close flyby.

The summer lobster season is here and Baz and the Lynsey B have been making up for lost time. How many lobsters did he catch on this trip out which was cut short due to the ebbing tide? Tune in to find out.

The first trip back at sea after the MCA out of water inspection and it's time for Baz to get the mackerel lines out to see if he can get some free bait.

Baz takes a short walk around the Old Harbour to see what's going on in Dunbar.

The Lynsey B is back in the water after the MCA Inspection but there are some urgent jobs that Baz needs to do before he gets back to sea. However, like all things with boats, what seems to be a small job quickly turns into something far bigger.

After just 10 days since the boat was lifting onto the quayside, the crane returns to Dunbar to lift the Lynsey B and the Girl M back into the water. Of course, this being OMAHB, things don't go smoothly!

After the MCA in water inspection last month, it's now time to prep for the Lynsey B's out of water inspection at the end of May. Baz brings the boat through to Cromwell Harbour and starts to remove some items to lighten the boat for the lift onto the quayside.

With heavy swells at the castle Baz has to use all of his seakeeping skills to get the Lynsey B safely out and back into the harbour.

Another early morning start for Baz and the Lynsey B, looking for those still elusive lobsters out in the North Sea. Baz has a hoodie on, so it must be cold!

Another day out on the North Sea with Baz and the Lynsey B. What has this trip in store for the skipper and his boat?

Now that the Lynsey B are cleared to go to sea following the MCA Inspection, Baz has to play catch up after taking the time off to complete the inspection.

After a month in harbour to prepare for the MCA In Water Inspection and then being tied to the pier for some missing paperwork, the Lynsey B is finally given the green light to go to sea.

After Baz had been preparing for weeks, the Lynsey B had her first MCA In Water Inspection on Tuesday 15 April. Did she pass or fail? Will Baz get back to sea or will the Lynsey B be tied to the pier?

With his creels out in deep water due to the winter storms that are rolling across the UK on a regular basis, Baz is expecting a good haul of Brown and Velvet crabs. Will he get them, tune in to find out.

A very chilly start to the day in Dunbar as Baz goes out to check on his creels after the recent stormy weather abates for a while. To protect his creels Baz has put them in deep water and now it's time to check to make sure they are OK and reposition them in preparation for the next weather system.

Baz heads out once again to work his creels out in the North Sea and has started to increase the number of fleets he is working as spring approaches. This is also the first OMAHB video shot exclusively on the DJI OSMO Action 5 Pro. We have now acquired the fourth DJI camera replacing the last GoPro Hero 12 Black.

Baz heads out with some new fleets of creels for soaking as he increases his gear for the upcoming spring season. It's still winter in Scotland so it's a bit hit and miss when he can get to sea but will he catch some lobster to help pay the bills?

Jeff joins Baz for his first trip out on the North Sea on the Lynsey B in 2025. Unfortunately, the lobsters were either in hiding or a Jeff made a slip of the tongue and brought some bad luck. Either way it was a poor catch, watch this week's video to find out why.

The calm before the storm. Baz and the Lynsey B head out on a flat calm North Sea to move the creels from the hard ground into deep water as another storm approaches the UK.

A slow start ended well for Baz and the Lynsey B as the good weather continues to allow them to put to sea. Video shot on Friday 17 January 2025

A beautiful winters morning on the North Sea coast saw the Lynsey B set out for another morning fishing off the SE coast of Scotland. Baz was looking for a good haul from his five fleets as the price of lobster was still high for the time of year. How did he do? Tune in to find out.

With another big storm approaching Baz is working right up to when the weather starts to change and then he puts the fleets in deep water to keep them as safe as possible. Video shot on Thursday 23rd January 2025.